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US Midterm Elections: Obama and Trump hold rival rallies

Former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump held competing campaign rallies in Georgia and Ohio as the United States approaches the midterm elections on November 3. Obama, campaigning in the Atlanta area, urged voters to support Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms. During his speeches, Obama criticized the Trump administration for its trade tariffs and the ongoing conflict in Iran, arguing that these policies have contributed to rising costs for fuel and consumer goods.

President Trump held rallies in Ohio, where he supported Republican candidates and criticized Obama. Trump’s campaign has focused on maintaining Republican control of Congress, while Democrats are seeking to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction regarding inflation and the cost of living.

Early voting data indicates significant participation across the country, with more than 43 million Americans having cast ballots in advance. In Georgia, early voting has seen record turnout, with over 1.7 million ballots accepted as of late October. The upcoming elections will determine control of 35 Senate seats and all 435 seats in the House of Representatives.

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Barack Obama · Donald Trump · Georgia · Jon Husted · Jon Ossoff · Keisha Lance Bottoms · Mike Collins · Rick Jackson · United States Congress · United States Senate

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Un ciclo populista sin fin - [expresion-sonora.com]
UNITED FOR GEORGIA [indahousemedia.com]